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SWBTATTReg

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4. I suspect that these efforts to stop this sort of traffic will not work, VPNs by their very nature are virtual, don't

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Wed Jan 8, 2025, 04:32 PM

Jan 8

really exist at the time unless they are reestablished each and every time, that's why it's called virtual private network...it reestablishes itself each and every time, a different path through the Internet each and every time. The abilities of these state regulators to monitor and track these VPNs? Non-existent.

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Florida porn law sees 10-fold increase in VPN demand [View all] Eugene Jan 8 OP

Living here in California ItsjustMe Jan 8 #1

Thanks! And I'm sure that they are other VPNs out there too. SWBTATTReg Jan 8 #3

There are many VPNs. ItsjustMe Jan 8 #5

Great. VPNs will be the next thing they try to regulate. Unladen Swallow Jan 8 #2

I suspect that these efforts to stop this sort of traffic will not work, VPNs by their very nature are virtual, don't SWBTATTReg Jan 8 #4